What direction should I pursue for a career after working with instrumentation?
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Not only do they endure abuse, but they also have plenty of troubles every day
I have always been like Bian Que – there are too many people who avoid seeking medical help, and as a result their conditions go untreated. But I believe that one should do their duty to the best of their ability, and truly love whatever job one has
Get mistreated? Like this? My story with control valves http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1840327-1-1.html
Getting mistreated; not much of a future ahead
It’s difficult to switch from being an instrument technician; consider changing to sales or technical support instead
Transfer to technical support, or transfer to project construction. Many of my colleagues have moved to Yokogawa, Honeywell, and Siemens. . .
Transfer to technical support, or transfer to project construction. Many of my colleagues have moved to Yokogawa, Honeywell, and Siemens. . .
The difficulty for those in the medical field is that there are too many people who avoid seeking treatment, so their conditions never receive proper attention. Many companies are like this these days; it’s similar to the situation with safety and environmental officers.
Why not endure it? Why not become a monk?
1. Use dry instruments; don’t just keep digging blindly. . . I need to figure out what to do in order to be able to eat well and comfortably thanks to instruments~~~:lol 2. There are those who design instruments, those who manufacture them, those who maintain them, those who repair them, and so on. There’s also a category of people who purposefully break instruments. . . :P 3: If you can fix a broken gauge but your boss gets angry at you, then get angry and refuse to fix it for him. 4. If you can manage to break the instruments even more, let them get damaged however they want – let them break down wherever they want, and at whatever time they want to break down… Hehehe. Then what’s a boss worth? If the boss wants to eat shit, it still depends on whether you’re willing to give it to him. By making the boss angry, you’ll actually earn his gratitude. . . No, no, it’s the boss who sent his wife to thank you. {:3_51:}